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Thank you for this. Very helpful.

Thank you so much for this~! This is the clearest tutorial I have found on this stitch.

Do you have a tutorial for the scarf?

I'm so glad to see a crochet type video for this. It's still pretty awkward, but much better than doing the knit version. I can sort of knit, but not really, so this is very helpful!

Thank you.

Wauw, Har du den også på dansk🙏🏻? Vil gerne prøve de. 🙂

I CANT UNDERSTAND STRAIGHT EDGES - NO MATTER WHAT - ONLY GOD KNOWS WHAT THIS HAS DONE TO MY CONFIDENCE

I dont find easy to understate perhaps because I amleftnhanded ,,,,,,,,,,,,

Beautifully demonstrated. Michelle UK

Wow! No idea how you figured this out but I am so glad you did! I can't wait to use your instructions for the scarf and the I-cord edging. I knitted a small beginning piece but my frustration was challenging me and I had to keep starting over. Prefer crochet and am more skilled in that craft. Thank you for your time and patient video.😺

Thank you!

I was looking for a way to avoid a foundation chain on a chevron blanket and could weep for joy - thank you so much!

Please,What kind of stich have you used to make the Scarf? Thanks.😍

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Could you please do a video of how to make the actual scarf? 🩷🩷🩷 Or link to the pattern?

So great. Thanks

I do NOT recommend only tying the ends together as shown at the end of the video. I just did that and trimmed the excess, and as I'm working the sleeves, a lot of the little double knots are coming undone, and since I trimmed them, they are very hard to re-tie. I'm going to have to use tiny dots of super glue, which I hope isn't irritating on the skin when wearing. Learn from me and take the time to weave in the ends!! (Otherwise a very good pattern)

Thank you so much so interesting❤

Is the technique also good for SC and HDC, except you would yarn over after pulling stitch to the back of work ? Very nice !!

This is wonderful! Thank you so much! <3 Do the crochet hooks have to be the same size?

This was very helpful for my project! I am changing color at the end of rows so every little knot will be hidden once I seam my piece together!

Wow, that is amazing. Thank you so much. I think (in my opinion) knitting I-cord edging is a lot easier than crocheting I-cord edging. It does make a beautiful finish.

That's amazing thank you

Thank you

I’m working on a blanket that has waves or chevrons. And usually on the 2nd row you 2 together to make the valleys, and then chain 2 to make the peaks. Just wondering if this would work for that….

Thank you for sharing

Thank you thank you ! 😊

Thank you! I have seen so many videos for dufferent trchniques, abd none if the other te hnigues have given me that truly seamless join! Tgere were a few, and I commebted on tgem, thinking I's finslly found one. But, sadke, as my rounds in reased, the seam brcame more visible, even if a littke bit. I just finished round 4 of the project I'm rying to di, using your join te hnique, and so far, i can't see aseam at all. I've been cricheting for years, and never knew any of these seamless joins. I will continue wirh this one! Thank you again!

Very nice way of. teaching...👌👌.... simply great

I like how it looks 😊 by the way, Jesus Loves you, it’s relationship not religion, you should get to know Him 😊❤

Beautiful ❤❤❤

Simply demonstrated and lovely. Thank you 💝

What stitch Is this Please

Wow so beautiful. Love that technique..

Çok güzel oldu, hemen abone oldum🎉

Nao tem o início este trabalho?

I love this video!!!! It actually shows how to do this mattress stitch!!! Thank you so much.

@thecozyknot I am a beginner, so forgive me if these are not good questions... 1 - When you start this invisible join, I noticed that you are yarning over before inserting your hook into that first stitch, making two (and then three) loops on your hook. Is this because you are doing a larger stitch? Would you also do the same if you were working with just single crochet stitches? And 2 - Is this "invisible join" the same as "reverse slip stitch"? Because on tutorials they look the same to me, but... I don't know for sure if there's a subtle difference. Any help would be appreciated! 🧶Jen

Muito obrigada! 🇧🇷 (Thank you so much, you made it very easy to follow!)

I just wanted to say that I think instead of sliding the stitches down the hook, you can slide the stitches onto a cable needle! It somewhat feels like using the same technique as making cables in knitting! Thank you for this helpful video!

Thank you so much. Your video makes it so easy to understand and follow through Most other video about this topic is so complicated

Thanks for a very clear view of your demonstration.

Thank you! Very well explained. subscribed

So clever to knit with crochet hooks! And you did it properly, in the sense that with crochet you are wrapping clockwise so the stitches will be mounted with the leading leg in back, and you inserted your crochet hook through the back so that the stitches were not crossed. Since I both crochet and knit, I would probably just use dpn’s, but I honestly never thought of putting i-cord edging on a crochet project. Fabulous idea!

Superb! 👌

Thanks for making this so clear. Will give this a try today. 👍🏻

Thank you so much for sharing this technique. Now I can finally sew my granny’s squares together.